Supported by Hollywood Suite
Spring 2025 | Presenting Your Nominees
Get ready for the upcoming 2025 Canadian Screen Awards with this collection of nominated works! See the range of Canadian talent across film, television, and digital media and join us in celebrating our homegrown screen industry.
View the full list of the 2025 nominees on our website and make sure to check out the “Where to Watch” button on each nominee page to see where it is available to stream.
Then, tune into The 2025 Canadian Screen Awards, hosted by Lisa Gilroy, on Sunday, June 1 at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT on CBC Gem. But that’s not all! The other award shows will be livestreamed on canadianscreenawards.ca.
For the full 2025 Canadian Screen Awards schedule, click here.
Content Warning:
Some of the projects included in this collection deal with topics that may be distressing. Viewer discretion is advised – please check ratings and warnings on individual selections before engaging.
Beyond Black Beauty
7 nominations including Best Children’s or Youth Fiction Program or Series
Beyond Black Beauty follows a young equestrian whose Olympic dream is dashed when she is uprooted and brought to an urban ranch in Baltimore, where she bonds with a spirited horse named Black Beauty.
Cry of Silence
Nominated for Best Lead Performer, TV Movie
Nuked
Nominated for Best Picture Editing, Documentary
One More Time
9 nominations including Best Comedy Series, presented by Lionsgate Canada
Potluck Ladies
2 Nominations including Best Drama Series
Sumaira, Azra and Ruby live in The Wives Condos in Toronto with their children, while their husbands work in other countries. They first meet on a weekly basis for potluck lunches. They soon find out lives are not as perfect as it seems. They soon form friendships with bonds stronger than a family’s.
Pride: The LGBTQ+ History Series
2 nominations including Best Web Program or Series, Non-Fiction
*Selected by Hollywood Suite.
Shepherds | Bergers
2 nominations including Adapted Screenplay | Meilleure adaptation
Mathyas trades in his Montreal life as a young advertising executive to become a shepherd in the South of France. But the harsh realities of the pastoral world force him to question his romantic vision of the profession. A visit from Elise, a civil servant who has abruptly quit her job, gives Mathyas’s quest a new direction. Together, with a herd in their care, they embark on a journey towards a new way of life in the mountains.
Society of Clothes | Les Gens Dans L’Armoire
Korean animator Dahee Jeong crafts a surreal world where people exist solely as garments—bodiless, faceless, going through the motions of daily life. As a shirt and a pair of pants step out of the closet and assemble into a human-like figure, they join others in a city of fabric-bound beings, performing everyday tasks with eerie familiarity. Through delicate animation and a silent, poetic approach, the film questions identity, routine and the meaning of existence in a society where appearances are everything. Society of Clothes is a co-production with Miyu Productions and Between the Pictures.
These Triggas
2 nominations including Best Web Program or Series, Fiction
These Triggas is Canada’s answer to In Living Color. Irreverent, daring, and hilarious. This show will utilize the power, the insecurities, and the injustice of being Black in Canada to generate hilarity. Comedy BY Black Canadians, ABOUT being Black in Canada, FOR everyone in Canada.
Yintah
4 Nominations including Best Feature Length Documentary | Meilleur long métrage documentaire
